From first builds in kindergarten to competition-level engineering in high school — a pathway that grows with your student.
Beginner-friendly robotics using LEGO® Education kits. Students learn coding, engineering, and teamwork through hands-on challenges. Two divisions: Explore (K–4) and Challenge (4–8).
Learn more →Competition-level robotics. Students design, build, and program robots to compete in alliance-based tournaments. The closest analog to professional engineering teamwork.
Learn more →Summer camps and STEM Into ACTION sessions at local libraries. Shorter-commitment, open to every student in Loudoun County, always free.
Learn more →Most families start with a summer camp to see if it's a fit, then join a competitive team in the fall. But the pathway is yours to choose.
We made a page just for you — what robotics actually looks like, what you'd do on a team, and how to make the ask to a parent or teacher.
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